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5E40.60 - Elementary Storage Cell with Bell

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​5E40.60 - Elementary Storage Cell with Bell

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Title5E40.60 - Elementary Storage Cell with Bell
Objective

Demonstrate a simple lead-acid battery that can be charged and then used to power a bell.

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Assembly Instructions

Overview
Charging is a process whereby lead sulfate forms on the plates, and during charge is converted to lead dioxide (positive plate) and pure lead (negative plate).This process eventually results in a Fractal surface, with far greater surface area being exposed.This increases the current the cell can deliver.
Instructions
The two lead plates, immersed in a 30% solution of sulfuric acid, are connected to the middle terminals of the double-pole-double-throw switch. Two of the other terminals should be connected to the dry cell for charging the storage cell. To initially start the battery use 12 VDC then switch to the 6-V dry cell. The other two terminals are connected to the bell. After the lead cell has been charged by the dry cells for a few seconds, the switch is thrown over to connect the storage battery to the bell.

Setup Time20
Operation Time
Preview Time5
Operation Instructions
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Demo on DimeNo
PIRA 200No
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HazardsNone
Analysis/Information
Category5 Electricity and Magnetism
Subcategory5E - Electromotive Force and Current
Keywordscharging, lead-acid battery, fractal surface
Construction Information
 
  
  
elementary storage cell base with bell and double-pole-double-throw switch
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power supply - 12VDC (demolab made)
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lead plate assembly inside glass beaker
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banana cable
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sulfuric acid solution - 30% by volume
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